most regular, for I was absent two days and a half, and was late on the 31st.
Fund, which misconduct forfeits. My service was most regular and punctual, but I put in much extra time. No fault was found with my service, at least as regards her other work, she was a "shirker" at her own discretion, she resigned a year last July, and went home in debt. At her request on expiry of contract, I was warned by the Council that I must arrange my affairs, as our term did not end till June 30. As we had more than a month to spare, I was given till June 28, and little reason was given for such haste, and finally I had the time extended to Oct. 2, the original date of my contract. The Municipal Council acknowledged my dismissal was not due to misconduct, for I was re-appointed in September, and a month after her arrival, declared her intention of going home at Christmas. Had the case been before the British Consul, who was much puzzled by it, but who could do nothing, therefore I appeal to you. I have delayed my appeal, so that I might write to you after I was paid me the full amount of my Superannuation. Temperately I trust that you will refer the matter.
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such haste, and finally
I had the time extended to Oct. 2, the orginal dati.
my
contract. The municipal Council acknowledg..
my dionicasal was not due to misconduct, for
the
was re-
-appointed in September, and a
after her arrival, declared he intention of
ing
home at Christmas. Haid the case
before the
British Consul, who was much puzzled by it, but
who could do nothing therefore I appeal to you. Thave
delayed my appeal, es that I might write to you
paid me the full amount of my Superannuation temperately I trust that
you
will refer the
matter
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